SAN FRANCISCO, CA, March 11, 2011 (Press-News.org) With the 2011 tax season in full swing, accountants and CPAs are searching for ways to save time and service geographically separated clients. A popular solution, QuickBooks hosting, allows for CPAs to securely access QuickBooks and client data remotely from any computer, phone or tablet with an internet connection. Recently, NovelASPect's client, Scott Sanders, CPA, took QuickBooks hosting to the next level. Scott added his tax software to his QuickBooks hosting account on a NovelASPect virtual server. Using the Citrix receiver, Scott can now access his tax software from anywhere with his iPad. He then paired his iPad with his iPhone via Bluetooth to use the iPhone as a mouse for the iPad.
"Accessing my tax software and QuickBooks via my IPad has been a tremendous time saver," says Scott Sanders. "Clients can review and sign their tax documents at their location. I can then efile the return with the government and email a copy of the tax return immediately to the client. I also have access to client financial information in Quickbooks anytime / anywhere."
The ability to access QuickBooks from a variety of access devices (Android, iPhone, iPad, Blackberry, etc) is exclusively available via application service providers using Citrix technology. NovelASPect is one of two Intuit Certified QuickBooks hosting providers to using Citrix technology. The majority of QuickBooks hosting companies utilize terminal servers.
"NovelASPect is constantly striving to offer improved methods for our clients to save time & money," said Rick Fallahee, CEO of NovelASPect. "Our clients can now access their applications on the go & improve their work flow."
About NovelASPect
NovelASPect is changing the way small businesses access data around the world. Dedicated to providing reliable, exceptional service and flawless security, NovelASPect's hosting solutions allow end-users to access their applications via the cloud utilizing Citrix technology. Citrix provides a seamless secure connection between a variety of access devices (PC, MAC, Android, iPhone, iPad, Blackberry etc.) and NovelASPect's server. Small businesses and accountants now have anytime, anywhere access to their business desktop without having to manage an in-house server or be concerned with the security of their laptop.
NovelASPect is a 100% employee-owned and -operated business founded in 2005 by a CPA and a certified Microsoft and Citrix professional. With clientele spanning 5 continents--from Johannesburg to Canada to Brisbane to Bejiing to Paris to San Francisco--NovelASPect is a leading expert in providing application delivery to companies through a Citrix client.
For information about QuickBooks, Peachtree and other Managed IT Services with NovelASPect, please call (888) 228-0143 or visit www.novelaspect.com.
Accountants Can Now File Tax Returns Remotely via the iPad, iPhone and Citrix Using NovelASPect's QuickBooks Hosting Services
Scott Sanders, CPA in Aventura Florida linked the iPad, iPhone and Citrix receiver to efficiently process tax returns remotely
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[Press-News.org] Accountants Can Now File Tax Returns Remotely via the iPad, iPhone and Citrix Using NovelASPect's QuickBooks Hosting ServicesScott Sanders, CPA in Aventura Florida linked the iPad, iPhone and Citrix receiver to efficiently process tax returns remotely